Boeser is a natural goal scorer with a heavy shot, a strong net-front presence, and underrated playmaking ability. Slotting him alongside Larkin or
J.T. Compher could give the Red Wings a much-needed jolt of offensive consistency in their top six. With over $21 million in projected cap space and 18 roster players under contract, the Wings are one of the few teams with both the need and the financial flexibility to sign a player like Boeser.
My personal insight? If Yzerman doesn't make a splash this summer, it may signal a shift in the organization's confidence in him. Boeser checks all the boxes: age (28), experience, scoring touch, and leadership. If available, Detroit should pursue him aggressively - and beat out other suitors who will undoubtedly circle if Vancouver lets him walk.